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Willy Nordwind Collection 1921-1980s Bulk dates: 1938-1939
No full textThe Willy Nordwind Collection is a real life testimony to humanity amidst hatred and destruction. Willy Nordwind and the Boston Committee for Refugees were able to save many German Jews from the Nazi regime by bringing them to the United States. The collection documents Willy Nordwind’s attempts to bring as many German Jews as possible out of Germany before World War II. Included here is correspondence with those who just came or those whom Willy Nordwind was still trying to bring over. In many cases correspondence is accompanied by additional materials such as immigration, financial, and professional documents, photographs, CVs. In addition to correspondence with émigrés there is also Willy Nordwind’s correspondence with other individuals and companies trying to find jobs for the newly arrived.Also included in the collection is a very small portion of personal materials of Willy and Eleanor Nordwind, née Cornez, such as correspondence, documents, and photographs.The following individuals are mentioned in this collection:Apel, Hans; Back, Arthur; Baerdach, Walter; Beier, H.; Bernhard, Heinz; Bertheim, Terry; Boraks, Ludwig; Borg, Kurt; Brandt, Gertrud; Cohn, Franz; Deutsch, Alice; Diamont, Friedel; Elsberg, Albert; Farfel, Victor; Freund, Moritz; Friedlaender, Julius; Friedland, Hilda; Friedmann, Rudolf; Grafenberg, Kurt; Greenbaum, Isaac; Grunbaum, Kurt; Halberstaedter, Klaus; Himmelweit, Hans; Hoff, Franz; Jacoby, Fritz; Kahn, Theo Max; Kellermann, Heinz; Kollek, Theodore; Landau, Oskar; Laszky, Wolfgang; Lewin, Egmont; Lewkowitz; Loewenstein, Lotte; Lowy, Willy; Mandler, Fritz; Mankiewicz, Vera; Manklein; Mauer, Victor; Mayer, Liselotte; Mayerfeld, Walter; Miller, Irving; Morgenstern, Wilhelm; Nathan, Hans; Neumann, Hans; Nordwind, Thekla Stein; Nordwind, Willy; Nussbaum, Julius; Oppenheimer, Dorothe; Raskin, Mitja; Richard, Helen; Rosenthal, Erich; Roth, Herbert; Russakoff, I.S.; Schmal, Max; Schutz, Friedrich; Schwalb, Robert; Sonneborn, Ferdinand; Spiegel family; Stern, Herbert; Strauss, David; Sussman, Julius; Ulrich, Hertha; Weigert family; Weil, Ilse; Weinberger, Erich; Weiss, Hilda; Wertheimer, Sigbert; White, Hilda; Wohlgemuth family; Wolf, Paul; Wollner, Paul; Zimbler, Fritz; Zwirn, Otto"Der Juedische Wille"; "The Forgeries and Falsifications in the Antisemitic Literature" (by Shlomo Gluecksmann, 1938); National Coordinating Committee for Aid to Refugees and Emigrants Coming from Germany; 'One Just Man: The Story of Willy Nordwind and the Boston Committee for Refugees'Willy Nordwind was born in Germany in 1901. His family moved to the United States and settled in the Boston area. In the late 1930s Willy was very active in trying to bring German Jews to the United States. He was one of the founders of the Boston Committee for Refugees. Willy Nordwind died in 1964.Processeddigitize
Willy Robin raconte des histoires drôles et des blagues
No full textWilly Robin raconte des devinettes et des blagues, et d'autres sortes d'histoires drôles. Il explique plusieurs expressions françaises régionales, puis il raconte deux histoires à dormir debout. Il parle du contexte dans lequel on racontait des blagues et des histoires drôles, et puis explique d'autre mots de vocabulaire. Ensuite il parle du français canadien et de la langue bretonne. -- Willy Robin tells riddles and jokes and other types of humorous stories. He explains a number of local French expressions, and then tells a couple of tall tales. He talks about the context where jokes and funny stories were told, and then explains more vocabulary. Then he talks about Canadian French and the Breton language
Willy Robin parle des coutumes et traditions de Noël
No full textWilly Robin parle des traditions de Noël de son enfance et de sa region. Il parle de « mummering », des decorations et d'autres coutumes saisonnières. Il parle des jeux qu'on jouait pendant les saisons de fête. Il discute de la pêche, et la manière que se faisait le commerce entre les pêcheurs et les marchands de poisson. Il parle aussi des familles françaises du Port-au-Port et Stephenville, des jours de fête, et du travail saisonnier. -- Willy Robin speaks about the Christmas traditions of his childhood and his region. He talks about mummering, decorations and other seasonal customs. He talks about games that were played during holidays. He discusses the fishing industry and how business was done between fishermen and the fish merchants. He also talks about the French families of the Port-au-Port and Stephenville, about holidays, and about seasonal work
Willy Robin sings a number of songs
No full textWilly Robin chante un nombre de chansons, parlant d’où il les a appris et des contextes où on les chantait. Il chante « Derrière chez mon père », « Vive la cigarette », « La chanson du tabac », « En marchant l’chemin de Paris », « Beau voyageur, oh, je te l’dis encore ». Il parle d’Yves Lagatdu et sa famille, et puis de familles de la région en générale. Ensuite il chante « J’ai fait une maîtresse », « La chanson que vous chanta », « En arrivant su’ la rade de Toulon ». Il parle un peu de généralités, et puis chante ensuite « La belle fait du fromage ». Il parle un peu de sa vie, d’avoir gardé des chèvres, et des Français qui habitait la région. -- Willy Robin sings a number of songs, talking about where he learned them and the context in which they were sung. He sings “Derrière chez mon père”, “Vive la cigarette”, “La chanson du tabac”, “En marchant l’chemin de Paris”, “Beau voyageur, oh, je te l’dis encore”. He talks about Yves Lagatdu and his family, and then about families in the area in general. Then he sings “J’ai fait une maîtresse”, “La chanson que vous chanta”, “En arrivant su’la rade de Toulon”. He talks about a few general things, and then sings “La belle fait du fromage”. He talks a bit about his life, about keeping goats, and about the French who settled the region
Willy Robin chantes plusieurs chansons, parle de chanteurs et la chanson, et de l'histoire régionale
No full textWilly Robin chante « Derrière chez mon père » [cf « Auprès de ma blonde »], puis une autre chanson « Derrière chez mon père y a-t-il un pommier doux ». Il parle de Joe Lainey, Annie Felix et Arthur Felix comme chanteurs dans la région. Il parle de la manière qu'on apprend les chansons, et parle d'autres chansons qu'il connait. Il parle des Indiens [« micmac » Mi'kmaq], et de la provenance du mot « jacotar » [cf « Jacques à terre »]. Il parle ensuite des nom dérogatoires pour les gens des régions de la province [p. ex. « mangeurs de morue »]. Il parle de « Jean l'Sotte » et des contes de Jean l'Sotte, et des contes et les gens qui contait (les grandmères). Ensuite il parle un peu de sa philosophie de vie. -- Willy Robin sings "Derrière chez mon père" [cf "Auprès de ma blonde"] and another song, "Derrière chez mon père y a-t-il un pommier doux". He talks about Joe Lainey, Annie Felix, and Arthur Felix as local singers. He talks about how songs were learned, and about other songs he knowTranscription du F1675/C2306/CD-F2100 -- Transcript of F1675/C2306/CD-F210
Financial competing interests were associated with favorable conclusions and greater author productivity in nonsystematic reviews of neuraminidase inhibitors
No full textObjective:
To characterize the conclusions and production of nonsystematic reviews about neuraminidase inhibitors relative to financial competing interests held by the authors.
Study Design and Setting:
We searched for articles about neuraminidase inhibitors and influenza (January 2005 to April 2015), identifying nonsystematic reviews and grading them according to the favorable/nonfavorable presentation of evidence on safety and efficacy. We recorded financial competing interests disclosed in the reviews and from other articles written by their authors. We measured associations between competing interests, author productivity, and conclusions.
Results:
Among 213 nonsystematic reviews, 138 (65%) presented favorable conclusions. Financial competing interests were identified for 26% (137/532) of authors; 51% (108/213) of reviews were associated with a financial competing interest. Reviews produced exclusively by authors with financial competing interests (33%; 71/213) were more likely to present favorable conclusions than reviews with no competing interests (risk ratio 1.27; 95% confidence interval 1.03-1.55). Authors with financial competing interests published more articles about neuraminidase inhibitors than their counterparts.
Conclusion:
Half of nonsystematic reviews about neuraminidase inhibitors included an author with a financial competing interest. Reviews produced exclusively by these authors were more likely to present favorable conclusions, and authors with financial competing interests published a greater number of reviews
IBPP Research Associates: Namibia
No full textThis article was posted on the February 9, 2003 issue of The Namibian by Willy Amutenya. The author discusses the escalation of tribalism and racism in Namibia.
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koamabayili/VECTRON-author-checklist: VECTRON author checklist
No full textWe have done our best to complete the author checklist relating to the use of animals in the hut study. Note that the objective for the hut study was to evaluate the IRS treatment applications for residual efficacy against Anopheles mosquitoes, including the local An. coluzzii mosquito population. Cows were only used to attract mosquitoes into the huts and no tests were carried out directly on the cows. The author checklist is intended for use with studies where experiments are carried out on animals, which is why we have had such difficulty in completing this for the hut study, as many of the questions do not relate to how the cows were used
THE INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN DREAM TO THE CHARACTERIZATION OF WILLY LOMAN’S IN ARTHUR MILLER’S NOVEL
Get PDFThis research aims at describing the influence of American Dream on Willy Loman’s characterization as a husband, father, and a salesman. The research applied a library research to collect information about the Death of a Salesman, American Dream and the author, Arthur Miller In doing the analysis, the writer used the structural method and sociological approach. The data were analyzed the characterization of Willy Loman by using structural approach, the writer continued her analysis to find out the influence of American Dream on Willy Loman’s characterizations by using sociological approach. The result of the research shows that WillyLoman’s characterizations are influenced by his ambition to pursue his American Dream. Willy Loman’s dream for being successful salesman and as a father makes him disappointed after he knows that he is fired from Howard’s Company and when he realizes that Biff in 34 years old does not has a proper job with a big salary. The realities make Willy Loman feels that he has failure in his life
Narrativas de protagonismo, o judoca Willy Schneider
Get PDFBACKGROUND: This text is part of an ongoing research whose scope is the analysis of the development of judo in the city of Porto Alegre, with a time frame starting from the 1970s to the present day, from one of its protagonists.OBJECTIVE: The objective is to highlight the practice of judo in the region based on the trajectory of judoka Willy Schneider.METHODS: Based on the theoretical-methodological contribution of Oral History - a method aimed at the production of narratives as sources of knowledge, but, above all, of knowledge, and which allows the expansion of interpretations of the past - interviews granted between 2012 and 2022 were analyzed. , by Willy Adolfo Schneider, which were confronted with other documentary, imagery and journalistic sources.RESULTS: Remembering, therefore, the stages of Willy’s trajectory, allowed us to trace, historically, a sociocultural scenario of judo, especially in the capital of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, from the 1970s to the present day.CONCLUSION: Knowing, registering and reporting life trajectories like Willy Schneider’s makes it possible to give visibility to the legacy built through the teaching of this martial art, in addition to valuing the efforts of those who are often forgotten by the media, but who persist in their life purposes.INTRODUÇÃO: O presente texto integra uma pesquisa em andamento que tem como escopo a análise do desenvolvimento do judô na cidade de Porto Alegre, com recorte temporal partindo da década de 1970 até a contemporaneidade, a partir de um dos seus protagonistas.OBJETIVO: O objetivo evidenciar a prática do judô na região a partir da trajetória do judoca Willy Schneider.MÉTODOS: Com base no aporte teórico-metodológico da História Oral - um método voltado à produção de narrativas como fontes do conhecimento, mas, sobretudo do saber, e que possibilita o alargamento das interpretações do passado - foram analisadas entrevistas concedidas, entre 2012 e 2022, por Willy Adolfo Schneider, as quais foram confrontadas com outras fontes documentais, imagéticas e jornalísticas. RESULTADOS: O estudo tornou possível relembrar/revisitar as etapas da trajetória de Willy, e consequentemente, traçar, historicamente, um cenário sociocultural do judô, especialmente na capital do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, após a década de 1970 até os dias atuais.CONCLUSÃO: Conhecer, registrar e relatar trajetórias de vida como a de Willy Schneider permite dar visibilidade ao legado construído através do ensino desta arte marcial, além de valorizar os esforços daqueles que são frequentemente esquecidos pelas mídias, mas que persistem em seus propósitos de vida
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